The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1887-02-06
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All the pulpits of the city will be
filed to-day.
DR.. Bays will continue to-day his dis.
course on the same subject he handled
last Sunday.
Madison Inferior Court convenes to-
morrow. A number of the Asheville bar
will be in attendance.
The J. M. Jones' property on Pat
ton Avenue will be sold at public
auction at court house tomorrow.
Find out what the numbers of your
friends houses are, as.well as the busi-
ness of the city. by subscribing for the
new City Directory.
Judge James Merrimon leaves to-day
to resume his duties on the bench in the
Eastern counties. He will open court
to o.morrow in Wilson.
The city authorities have ordered the
purchase of au additional quantity of
water pipes or mains, enough TO go
through all the principal streets.
The County Commissioners are to be
petitioned in regard to the erection of a
fountain in front of the Court House.
Let US have the fountain by all means.
A daily mail has been established
between Murphy and Jarretts, the
head of the Western or Ducktown
road.
Mr.. Frank D. Polk adYertises
elsewhere to provide for a certain
number of stock on his old noun
tain farm. See notice.
Pratt & Mcintyre killed the sec~
ond of their splendid beeves yester~
day, and the beef will be in the
market for sale tomorrow morning.
The question of establishing new
street between College and Woodfn
streets, running between Spruce and
White Oak streets, has not yet been de-
cided.
Subscribe for the new City Directory
only $3.50. The.large photo. lithograph
map of the city folded in the front Of the
book is worth more than the price asked
for the Directory.
See notice elsewhere of Messrs w.
R. Bearden & Co., who advise all
parties to have the water mains
tapped before the pipes are covered
up.
Henderson's Fresh Garden Seed,
a full supply, either in bulk or in
packages, at and below catalogue
prices, on sale at J. s. Browns, op-
posite Farmers Warehouse.
A copy of the new city Directory will
be indispensable to every private as well
as business house in the city. Your
summer visitors and boarders will be
sure to call for it. Only So so to sub.
scribers.
Several of our Buncombe farmers have
been on the Danville market this week
with their tobacco-four carloads. They
have returned home both sadder and
wiser, and are perfectly satisfied to sell
the remainder of their crops on the
Asheville market.
All the ladies of the city who have
not registered their guess of the popula-
ton are especially invited to do so now.
before the register is closed, and get q
chance at the one dozen elegant photos
or copy of the Directory. Register Sat
Grant & Roseberry's.
Rev. G. S. Jones, of Hendersonville,
will preach for the Baptist congregation
worshipping on Bailey street this morn.
ing at II o'clock, and will take: part with
Revs. Joseph E. Carter and s. M. Hill
lard in the organization of a Bap-
tist church at the same place at p. m .
The public are invited.
Representatives Dever of Transylva-
MIA, Hayes of Swain, and Patton of Cher.
okee, and Senators Elias and Wilson
arrived here Friday night en- route to their
respective homes for days visit. They
will return to their posts on Monday
They report not mucn actual work yet
done by the Legislature, but believe the
next week or two will begin to show
some practical results of the work of the
session.
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